After a monster education ground incident, Manchester City was forced into the transfer market.

Manchester City have n't been active this summer, but recent developments will make them more competitive in the transfer market.

Manchester City are set to be forced into the transfer market this summer, after latest innovations at the team has left Pep Guardiola light in important areas.

Just Savinho has so far joined Manchester City, with the team reportedly content with the absence of exercise. After all, the team's huge nucleus is also present, which led to an unprecedented fourth successive Premier League title last year.

But then, following Julian Alvarez's departure to Atletico Madrid, Kalvin Phillips ' looming enter on loan to Ipswich Town, and a monster training floor incident, it seems Guardiola's side may have no choice but to generate some more signings.

Fabrizio Romano has today confirmed this, highlighting that conversations are then taking place behind the scenes as Manchester City look to identify their major goals.

The Scandinavian cracking his knee while turning in a non-contact situation appears to have increased City's movements in the market.

The 21-year-old was ready to challenge for a starting place in the starting XI after starting the Community Shield against Manchester United next Saturday.

The winger will have to wait for that option, nevertheless, with Bobb then set for an extended period on the outside. The club is also light as a result of his damage.

Erling Haaland is the team's only acknowledged scorer, while Guardiola now only has Jack Grealish Jeremy Doku and Savinho to choose from on the aircraft. Both Roberto Silva and Phil Foden can play as wingers, but they much prefer to start from the center.

However, it seems that the Manchester City order has then realised that, without any changes, they may struggle to struggle on all four sides in the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup this year.